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Sometimes I feel like my life is a series of Onion/ClickHole headlines
"Local Man Way Too Pleased With BOGO Chipotle Coupon"
"Inspiring! Father Refrains From Swearing at Child!"
"Fantasy Football Draft Somehow Becomes Highlight of Area Man's Social Calendar"
"Local Man Way Too Pleased With BOGO Chipotle Coupon"
"Inspiring! Father Refrains From Swearing at Child!"
"Fantasy Football Draft Somehow Becomes Highlight of Area Man's Social Calendar"
"Message Board Posting Challenges, Changes Deeply Held Personal Belief"
San Diego: Wow.
78 and sunny all week. I'd leave here in a heartbeat if there was an opportunity. Speaking of which...my move is not happening.
To make a long story short:
-Safari Park, Sea World, Zoo, USS Midway, LEGOLAND, LEGOLAND waterpark, then the beach. /exhausted.
Safari Park >>>>>> Zoo.
-LEGOLAND was almost too "little" for my 11 year old. The rides aren't very scary and he loves roller coasters. However, he, like the rest of us were in awe of the cities they made from legos. NY and Vegas were my personal favorites. Star Wars was his.
-Son's 11th B-day was last week so we celebrated at Fleming's. Waitress was from KY and a UK fan. Bigger tip...thanks!
-Got to visit Granny in Coronado three times and had dinner overlooking the water each time. Beautiful area...can't beat it.
-Stayed in three different hotels to maximize points. I had Marriott she had Hyatt. The nicest was Pier South Marriott. About a mile or so from Mexico and it was fantastic. Didn't see the wall being built.
I may be making a solo trip back soon for a longer visit with family.
Worst part of the trip was the SD airport. Extremely small Southwest terminals with only one option for beer once past the TSA.
78 and sunny all week. I'd leave here in a heartbeat if there was an opportunity. Speaking of which...my move is not happening.
To make a long story short:
-Safari Park, Sea World, Zoo, USS Midway, LEGOLAND, LEGOLAND waterpark, then the beach. /exhausted.
Safari Park >>>>>> Zoo.
-LEGOLAND was almost too "little" for my 11 year old. The rides aren't very scary and he loves roller coasters. However, he, like the rest of us were in awe of the cities they made from legos. NY and Vegas were my personal favorites. Star Wars was his.
-Son's 11th B-day was last week so we celebrated at Fleming's. Waitress was from KY and a UK fan. Bigger tip...thanks!
-Got to visit Granny in Coronado three times and had dinner overlooking the water each time. Beautiful area...can't beat it.
-Stayed in three different hotels to maximize points. I had Marriott she had Hyatt. The nicest was Pier South Marriott. About a mile or so from Mexico and it was fantastic. Didn't see the wall being built.
I may be making a solo trip back soon for a longer visit with family.
Worst part of the trip was the SD airport. Extremely small Southwest terminals with only one option for beer once past the TSA.
"Local Sports Team's Success Compensates for Lack of Personal Achievements"
So, who's in charge of the "Welcome Back" party for Orlando Antigua? Marcus get that ball rolling.
Big fan myself. Usually quieter, gets your head clear before the day starts.
Downside- can only do it a few month out of the year unless you have one of those goofy headlamps.
Morning exercise >>>> Evening.
My wife comes home, lays around, eats dinner, and THEN goes to the gym. There is a zero percent chance of that ever happening for me.
My wife comes home, lays around, eats dinner, and THEN goes to the gym. There is a zero percent chance of that ever happening for me.
I'd get rid of the dog. Pretty swiftly, too. I mean, don't look back.
JMO.
JMO.
5:00 a.m. in the morning, three times a week.
Cooler temps. You get it out of the way. And in my case, you can do it in darkness so that the neighbors don't laugh at the sight of you running.
Cooler temps. You get it out of the way. And in my case, you can do it in darkness so that the neighbors don't laugh at the sight of you running.
Always. It's cooler, it's easier, there's less people about, and -- most importantly -- you get it over with.
Always eat your vegetables first.
Plus, after work I'm expected to be home to help out with the bathing of the kids and cleaning up and whatnot. Not sure it'd go over too well if I called the house as I was leaving work at 6:30 and said "hey honey, I know you're cooking supper and the kids are screaming and fighting and eating pudding off the floor with their hands but I'm gonna go run a quick 5 in the park because that's when all the dimepieces are there. See you in an hour or two. Good luck!"
Good, he's cute, which will make finding a new home for the guy even easier.
Like, outta here, Chad.
Like, outta here, Chad.
In one of those Antigua articles: All I know is the NCAA is so gonna hammer USF for what North Carolina did.
Made me chuckle then sigh.
Well, at least something will be on those scoreboards this year dohoho
Worship my morning runs, especially on Saturdays. Get a few cups of coffee in me while I catch up on the GYEROS, twitter machine and whatever else then hit it.
Adrenaline is flowing and I feel like I can keep on going during my morning runs where most of my runs in the eventing seem like chores.
Been playing basketball on Mondays & Wednesdays at church which breaks up the monotony of running in general.
Adrenaline is flowing and I feel like I can keep on going during my morning runs where most of my runs in the eventing seem like chores.
Been playing basketball on Mondays & Wednesdays at church which breaks up the monotony of running in general.
Before this current bout of sickness, I had been riding my bike on the trainer in the mornings and getting in an hour of cardio plus lifting at work around 4:30. Was working well.
I managed to get my hour on the arc trainer in yesterday, but today I feel like crap.
Speaking of which… Chad, I can't go tonight, bro. Just too sick. I gave my tix to a coworker. I'll get you to see the orange and blue soon, tho, man. I know you are looking forward to it.
I managed to get my hour on the arc trainer in yesterday, but today I feel like crap.
Speaking of which… Chad, I can't go tonight, bro. Just too sick. I gave my tix to a coworker. I'll get you to see the orange and blue soon, tho, man. I know you are looking forward to it.
Does anybody get sick more than Willy? I'm scared my Hebrew friend has the HIV or something.
Nice story on your container homes tonight on 18, 80.
Those brows collect a ton of germs.
"In doing this project, what we learned is that every penetration brings the same level of complexity."
Congrats on the houses, but you guys* (Edit: "you guys" = "Shipping Container Home Guys") should read more of my cat-pawse posts instead of learning things the hard way, jmo:
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The lass and I were considering moving into a shipping container, so good to know.
Shipping containers and tiny houses, man.
In a few years, a pop-up favela in St. Matt's will be pretty dope. All of the environmental graphics will be written in tattoo runes, etc.
Enjoy, society.
In a few years, a pop-up favela in St. Matt's will be pretty dope. All of the environmental graphics will be written in tattoo runes, etc.
Enjoy, society.
Unless something has changed, the folks that own Force Dance Project dance studio in Richmond have space. The number for the studio is 859.200.5794.
Morning runs are the best. Feel much better all day. Getting up sucks though. I get in a groove every so often and crush them, then slack off and go back to evening.
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